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How much did your dress cost?
tentickles666
Posts: 833 Forumite
or do you intend to spend if you havnt yet bought one!
how much is your dress? 77 votes
Under £50
12%
10 votes
£50-£200
27%
21 votes
£200-£500
28%
22 votes
£500 - £1000
18%
14 votes
£1000+
12%
10 votes
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Zero .... I wore a skirt from my wardrobe that was about 5 years old (and top etc.), I went bare feet and wore a flower out of bouquet someone had given me in a button hole .... 10 years ago and still happily married.0
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im assuming you were on the beach then not your local register office lol mine has awful gravel outside it that would really hurt your feet!0
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£18 from debenhams in the sale.
Deliver us from email....0 -
Mine was £299 and nearly didn't have one.
After spending 18 months of looking, not having any money and "attempting" to lose weight, I went into the shop on the Monday afternoon. I was getting married that Friday.
Nosing around (as I had done many times before) the assistant asked if she could help. I promptly burst into tears, told her I was getting married that Friday and (like Pretty Woman style) pulled notes out of my handbag saying I needed the perfect dress today for £300!
They were excellent! Cup of tea and a calm down later, they had this perfect dress, in my size and tall length that I actually liked, for £700. As it was one that someone who no longer needed it and they were re-selling for her they let me take it for £299. Miracle and bargain, rolled into one!0 -
Mine is a Maggie Sottero and I am hoping to get it for £340Work like you don't need money,Love like you've never been hurt,And dance like no one's watchingSave the cheerleader, save the world!0
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helenathena wrote: »im assuming you were on the beach then not your local register office lol mine has awful gravel outside it that would really hurt your feet!
Nope ... it was the local register officer in November!! I did have shoes on to get into the place, but I took them off before we began as they were killing my feet .... I was 9 months pregnant at the time :whistle:0 -
I wore a Maggie, but had it shipped over from the US,what should have cost me £750+ in the UK cost £349 inc all taxes etc 0
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£175 from Monsoon0
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£1050, plus £95 for a bolero as it will be February.
But it's a gift from mum so technically it's free! :T
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I wore a Maggie, but had it shipped over from the US,what should have cost me £750+ in the UK cost £349 inc all taxes etc
Thats what I am doing Work like you don't need money,Love like you've never been hurt,And dance like no one's watchingSave the cheerleader, save the world!0
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